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BELOIT West Branch Local Schools has invited the community to its STEM night from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday.

Doors open at 6 p.m., when students will display projects and engage with members of the public in conversation about their projects and classes. A program presentation will begin at 7 p.m., with recognition of community organizations and businesses that have sponsored the program.

The event will be in the Old Gym, at 14277 S. Main St. in Beloit. Visitors should park in the south lot.

Student displays will highlight projects from science, technology, engineering and mathematics (which make up STEM). Classes include engineering, biomedical science, computer science, design and modeling, coding, computer applicationsand medical detectives.

The community has been so supportive of the STEM program here at West Branch, says Evelyn Woods, assistant principal of West Branch High School and STEM coordinator. We are excited for students to share what theyre learning with the community and to recognize our generous supporters that have made these classes possible.

Sponsors that will be recognized for their support of the STEM programs for the 2020-2021 school year includeAultman Alliance Community Hospital;BOC Water Hydraulics;Butech Bliss;CTM Labeling System;Damascus PIE;FedEx;MAC Trailer;Morgan Engineering;Middle School PIE;Salem Community Hospital;SES;Simmers Crane;Sebring West Branch Foundation; and an anonymous donor.

Some sponsors have already extended their support with a commitment to sponsor these growing programs for the 2021-22 school year, including Aultman Alliance Community Hospital, Butech Bliss, CTM Labeling System, Simmers Crane,and an anonymous donor.

We are grateful for the continued support of our community in growing these programs, says Woods. The skills and knowledge our students gain from these classes will set a strong foundation for their future.

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Public invited to West Branch STEM showcase - The-review